Project Slo-Go 67

[my67chevytruck]

The drivers side is finished as i mentioned I am attaching some pictures. I am also attaching pics of the PO'S body work. so of the bondo was 1/4' thick.

[my67chevytruck]

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[toomanytoyz]

Looking Good, Some People think Bondo is a Cure All for Just about Any thing.............

Keep up the Pace , You Are Coming along Quite Nice with the Truck.......

Rick

[my67chevytruck]

Thanks Rick.. Trying to keep a steady pace to keep my 15 y.o. from getting bored.

[my67chevytruck]

I have started filling in the Heater box holes on the firewall. Making progress slowly but surely.

[BACKYARD88]

Looking good!

[Inthuwind]

Subscribed--keep the pics coming.

[my67chevytruck]

very little progress too report, but it's progress. Filled the blower motor hole, and made a piece to round off the firewall to match the drivers side. Now i need to get some metal and fill the wire channel.

[Inthuwind]

Looking good.

[68 short step]

keep up the good work

[msgross]

nice project... I assume that your son is helping you out?

Are you adding aftermarket A/C is that the reason for the firewall work?

[my67chevytruck]

Originally Posted by msgross

nice project... I assume that your son is helping you out?
Yes , my son is helping me out. he has sanded, wirewheeled and helped tack, and grind the welds.
Are you adding aftermarket A/C is that the reason for the firewall work?

yes we are probably going with vintage air, my son likes the clean firewall look

Originally Posted by 68 short step

keep up the good work

Thanks Don.

[my67chevytruck]

Originally Posted by Inthuwind

Looking good.

Thanks

[Richard8971]

Nice welding work. Keep it up and you will be finished in no time. I like the inner rocker work. Keep us posted with updated pics, we love pics!

D

[my67chevytruck]

Originally Posted by Richard8971

Nice welding work. Keep it up and you will be finished in no time. I like the inner rocker work. Keep us posted with updated pics, we love pics!

D

Thanks for the comments Richard. I was skeptical and probably over thought everything at first, now i am over the initial fear and probably will attempt anything once.. yeah right. Thanks again. I may have to ask you about the reskin on the inner SS bed sides, as i will be fixing up the SS we have to try and recoup some $$. Hopefully i can work on it consistently and keep making forward progress. Thanks to the Forum members for making this possible by being there for the motivation, answers and support. y'all Rock

[Richard8971]

Originally Posted by my67chevytruck

Thanks for the comments Richard. I was skeptical and probably over thought everything at first, now i am over the initial fear and probably will attempt anything once.. yeah right. Thanks again. I may have to ask you about the reskin on the inner SS bed sides, as i will be fixing up the SS we have to try and recoup some $$. Hopefully i can work on it consistently and keep making forward progress. Thanks to the Forum members for making this possible by being there for the motivation, answers and support. y'all Rock

Hey no problem. You know what? Even the great masters of paint and body had to start somewhere and I started exactly where you are at. I started over 20 years ago working on my own truck (not my '67... I started with my lowely '80 toyota...) with everyone telling me how hard it was and blah, blah, blah.

Part of learning is making mistakes and figuring out how to do it different. There isn't a car I haven't worked on and not looked backed and said, "you know, we could have done this or that instead of what we did..." You are more than welcome to send me a PM if you have any ???. I will answer the best I can based on what I know. I welcome you to get a second opinion because sometimes you have to look at it a couple of different ways to figure out the best way for you.

Keep up the great work, you are well on your way to a great looking truck.

D

[my67chevytruck]

we powerwashed the '72 crossmember, will buy a engine hoist from northern tools this week hopefully and try to get the crossmember out of the parts truck. then try to plan and yank the motor/trans out of the 67 to do the swap. I was contemplating buying por 15 or just degreasing/powerwashing the 67 frame, and priming with self etch, and chassis black. any suggestions on which route to take?

[msgross]

I used this stuff www.nomorerust.com works very well and I applied it with a cheap foam brush. Must have a clean etched surface for any of the stuff to stick well though...

[gcburdic]

looking good....keep up the great work and keep feeding us pics....we love pics.....

[my67chevytruck]

ok we made some progress on the parts truck. We removed the springs and trailing arms. and we were also able to get the front crossmember off. now i have to look at the mc/booster and see what it will take to get it off. do you know if the mc/booster and rod will attach to the 67 brake pedal or will i need to take the brake pedal assembly off the 72 and install on the 67? attached are a few pics.

[Alan's Classic]

For your your first time doing any panel replacement (welding required) your doing awesome. Keep after it.

[my67chevytruck]

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic

For your your first time doing any panel replacement (welding required) your doing awesome. Keep after it.

Thanks Alan.

[my67chevytruck]

we got the hood sanded down to bare metal and in etch primer.

We also wirewheeled and sanded the '72 rear end and have it in etch primer as well.

[my67chevytruck]

we worked on the driver door bottom . cut out the rusted section. sprayed with rust killer and welded in the patch.

[my67chevytruck]

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